#354 The Diet Disk

by: M.D. Smith

Publication date: 1989-03-28 06:53:32

Topics: MicroCom, floppy, DOS, DOS utilities, weight loss

Publisher: MicroCom Systems

Language: English

#354 The Diet Disk v8.80706, set of programs to help lose weight!

WT-MENU.EXE	8177	The Main Menu for all the documentation & programs.
BRUN10.EXE	59117	Part of Run-time library for the .EXE files.
BRUN10.LIB	3072	Part of Run-time library for the .EXE files.
MENU.BAT	9	Batch file to run Menu.
CALCALC.EXE	10353	Unique meal & food logging with calorie calculator.
CALCALC.DOC	2944	Documentation.
CALCALC.DTA	4992	The actual data of foods and calories for CALCALC.
CALORIES.EXE	6097	Learn caloric effects and totals vs. pounds lost.
CALORIES.DOC	1024	Documentation.
DIETPRIN.TXT	18688	Text program on all dieting principles.
DIETPRIN.DOC	1152	Documentation.
DIETSHOP.EXE	5489	Shopping for diet foods with calorie amounts.
DIETSHOP.DOC	1792	Documentation.
FOOD.DTA	5632	The data file of foods and calories for DIETSHOP.
DIETTEST.EXE	17073	Self-test w/printout to see how good you are doing.
DIETTEST.DOC	1920	Documentation.
LOSS-AVG.EXE	6065	Weekly weight loss logging file with printout.
LOSS-AVG.DOC	1408	Documentation.
REASONS.TXT	10240	Text program on reasons people fail.
REASONS.DOC	1280	Documentation.
WEIGHT.EXE	5473	Calculate and print objected weight/date goals.
WEIGHT.DOC	1280	Documentation.

Program	The Diet Disk v8.80706.
Hardware	No special requirements.
Software	Dos 2.0 or later.
To start	Enter "MENU".
To end	Enter "10".
For help	Read the *.DOC files.
Author	M.D. Smith, Micro Development Software, P.O. Box 2555, Huntsville, AL 35804. (205) 533-3131.
Reg. fee	$20. Registered users will receive a licensed copy with the latest updates and any printed support material.

Notes

Part of The MicroCom Collection, MicroCom Systems' best of public domain and user-supported software library.

Imaged from 5.25″ diskette using a Mitsumi D509V3 floppy drive and a FC5025 USB floppy controller.

The file log is a log of the imaging process.

The source diskette was part of a household collection and may contain e.g. high score files that were not present on the original pristine filesystem. Check timestamps: any file dated 1990-01-01 or later, that isn't mentioned in help.doc, is likely not original.

The file dosbox.conf in the zip file is not original. Its purpose is to slow down emulation.